Sentence examples for caps on production from inspiring English sources

Since then, a series of earthquakes prompted the Dutch government to introduce progressively tightening caps on production, which currently stand at 21.6 bcm (2.1 Bcf/d).

That means not only dismantling current infrastructure and putting caps on production, but also breaking up what American, Israeli and European intelligence agencies believe is a vast Manhattan Project of Iran's own, buried in the university labs under Mr. Fakhrizadeh's control.

However, our choice is derived from the need to highlight the role of technical efficiency in a scenario without milk quotas, and for this reason, we opted for an efficiency measure that was not conditioned by possible caps on production.

Even the trade group for CFC consumers and producers has come around to favoring an international cap on production capacity.

In Foreign Affairs, Ankit Panda and Vipin Narang suggested the United States should push North Korea to disclose the full extent of its nuclear weapons, its ballistic missiles and the facilities associated them, then work toward a cap on production.

The government has raised taxes and introduced a cap on production.

Quotas represent a possible cap on production, so an input-oriented approach (minimizing the use of inputs, given a certain level of output) might be suggested for this sort of problem.

Something similar could happen in Washington, but it will take considerably longer given the state's slower start, higher taxes, local restrictions, and cap on production, which is currently set at what the state estimates to be 25percentt of the market.

Recent adjustments to the Montreal Protocol require an accelerated phase- out of emissive uses of HCFCs, with a cap on global production and consumption in 2013.

In this paper we describe a methodology to model the impacts of policy measures within the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) on farm production, income and prices, and on farmland biodiversity.

As with global warming, the difficulty in reversing nuclear proliferation is not a lack of viable techniques whether they are tools for policing or treaty negotiations, such as the neglected talks on a global cap on the production of nuclear-bomb materials.